Consolidation of kde domains to the main server? (was: Re: Structure of our websites (in CVS + on the servers))

[Jason Bainbridge]

It isn't just a re-organisation of CVS that is proposed that's why, if it was just re-organising CVS there wouldn't be any problems except for updating the cron jobs to grab the source from the right place.

The proposal as I understand it as it is at the moment is to keep the existing www module and move everything under that within the different categories so each of the sites would be referencing the single template in www/templates.

So Noatun for example would be in CVS under www/multimedia/noatun, using the templates in www/templates, accessed by http://kde.org/multimedia/noatun and also by http://noatun.kde.org.

I still like my idea in regards to re-organising CVS and leaving the servers as is, especially if we take this opportunity to document it all so we can keep track of what's hosted where and who is responsible for it.

Regards,
--
Jason Bainbridge
KDE - Conquer Your Desktop - http://kde.org
KDE Web Team - webmaster at kde.org
KDE Usability Project - http://usability.kde.org


-----Original Message-----
From: Neil Stevens <neil at qualityassistant.com>
To: kde-www at mail.kde.org
Date: Sun, 13 Oct 2002 23:43:34 -0700 
Subject: Re: Consolidation of kde domains to the main server? (was: Re: Structure of our websites (in CVS + on the servers))

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On Sunday October 13, 2002 11:10, Jason Bainbridge wrote:
> *moved to kde-www as it belongs here and cc'd to the sysadmin's as they
> know best about the server stuff*
>
> Duncan's point is a valid one, not just from a logistics point of view
> of moving all the various sites from the different physical servers to
> the main kde.org server but also in regards to system load ie. can the
> server that houses kde.org cope with all the sites that are currently
> housed elsewhere?

Eh?  Why does an in-cvs organization require that they all sites served on 
the same server?  www itself isn't even on ktown, and it's part of this 
plan, for example.

- -- 
Neil Stevens - neil at qualityassistant.com
"The nearest I can make it out, 'Love your Enemies' means, 'Hate your
Friends'." - Benjamin Franklin
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